The National tribune., 1887-09-22

ing tho Secretaries Of the different rcgimental
cavalry associations 10 present this matter be-
! fore their comrades at their coming Reunions,
/ and appoint committee of three from each
regiment 10 meet at indianapolis later IN the
\ Fall aad complete the organization OF what
/ shall be known in the future as the Cavalry
Association Of Indiana" aud also TO commence
preparations Tor a grand cavalry Reunion 10
] be held az Indianapolis during the summer OF
! iS-s 10 which an branches of the service shall
be extended a cordial welcome.
/ KANSAS.
Peter Riley Fort Scott: The survivors Of the
9th Kan. Cav held a Reunion at Fort Scott re-
Gently. The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, G. ;. Atkins; ;.
! N-P., T. J.. Parker; ]. N.-P., J. c. Anderson;
Sec, and Treas, q. NJ. Moore; Daughter Of the
/ Regiment. Miss Columbus III. Riley. Miss Co
lumhus IT, Riley. on behalf Of the regiment,
presented Capt Robert Henderson. Of Junction
i City with gold badge. 1t was solid gold and
represented a Seventh Corps badge, "A crescent
above STAR Upon The crescent was inscribed
the following: Presented 10 Capt. Hender-
son 10y his comrades. Aug. 81, 1857" Upon
the star was inscribed, 10Th X. V. A." 1t was
decided TO hold the next Reunion at Fort Scott
MAINE.
The survivors Of Co. II, Cd Ne. Cav, held
their FIRST Reunion at Northport recently.
company organization was formed and the fol-
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! Nose, Providence, Il. l.; N.-P., Geo. I. Osborn,
/ Belfast; Sec. H. Il. Billings, Lynn, Mass;
! Treas. Geo T. Ranlett, Boston. Executive
Comm;tte-Sumner Poland, Montyile; VIM.
L. Hall, Lincolnyillc; Gideon A. Young, Lin
cOlnylle; Geo. T. Osborn, and Il. B. Billings
IL was voted 20 hold the next Reunion Mt
MOutville the date 20 be announced later.
/ Mr. Raulctt presented each of the comrades
with handsomely printed silk badge COM
memoratiye of the Reunion. After the dinner
and business had heen disposed Of the members
re surned 10 the campground, where, under com
mand of Lieut.. Nose they had short drill. and
afterwards were photographed by Mr.. w. Z.
futile.
The survivors OF the 9th Me. held Reunion
at Bucksport on Aug 30and 81. At business
meeting the following officers were elected:
President, Lieut.. J. l.. Pierce, of Machias;
g.-Ps. f. Morrill,, of Vim; w. H. Stanch-
field, of Milo; Lieut.. J. c. Haney. of Bangor;
Sec, j. b. Neagle, of Lubec; Treas, Lieut. w.
Cushing of Foxcroft. Executive Committee,
H. II. Bates Frank Campbell, Martin Feeney,
J. Stewart. w. Wallace, Gen. B. +. Harris Col.
A. b. sumner Lieut. ]. l.. Pierce. Ex-Nice-
President Hamlin aud Hon. c. A. Boutelle were
in attendance.
The franklin Veteran Association held their
second annual Reunion at Phillips Aug. 80.
The following Grand Army Posts were pres
ent: T.. w. Moodman, East Wilton, Charles
Delano Commander. p men; John f. Apple
ton, Pennington, f. n. Harris Commander,
60 men; Abner G. Gull, Chesterville, 20 men
J. f. Cushman, Phillips L. b. Hanscomb Com
mander, 30 men; Il. Porter, Weld, Augustus
Hern Commander, 20 men; George III. Green
leaf, New Sharon A. Merrill Commander. 20
men; Edmund B. Clayton, Strong, q. Il. ia
cobs Commander, 25 men. The Pennington,
Phillips aud Strong bands furnished music
The day was occupied i'm drilling by the Posts
a grand parade in the afternoon, and Camp
fire and entertainment in the evening. The
rendezvous was named Camp Logan, and was
in charge Of 5. ID. Mckinney, Of Phillips, Com
mander-in-Chief.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The 18th annual Reunion of the survivors
Of the I'D Mass. will be held at Beverly Sept. 2s.
J. b. Goodrich, Boston: The 22d annual Re
union Of the survivors of the 2lst Mass. was
held ut Fi,chburg Aug. % the occasion being
1 the both anniversary of the regiments depart
ure from the State Although the day was very
rainy, the boys turned out in goodly numbers,
about I25 answering TO roll-call, many Of whom
Were accompanied by wives and children. The
address of welcome was delivered Ivy Mayor
Fordick. An excellent memorial address on
our deceased cOmrade, Gen. Chas. Il. Walcott,
was read by ouI beloved Chaplain, Rev. George
S. Ball, followed by eloquent and feeling re-
marks by Comrades Rev. c. Il. Simmons, Gen.
Hawkes. and others. 1t was on the whole one
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for the ensuing year were elected rs follows:
President james Oliver, of Athol; Sec, Geo.
p. Hawkes. Templeton. Executive Committee,
c. Il. Simmons aud A. S. Grafton. Worcester !;
]. b. Goodrich. Boston; L. w. Stone, Otter
River; w. III. Earle. Medford. The association
voted an appropriation Of 500 toward procur-
ing portrait of Gen. Walcott. to be presented
. to the Public Library Of Cambridge.
MICHIGAN.
. i oF IL. r.
, LIST Mich. Engineers will be held at Lansing on
! Wednesday, Oct. II. 1t is earnestly requested
, that all old comrades be present Send names
and addresses to Fayctte Wyckoif, Secretary,
T East Saginaw.
g ID. H. Warren. Clayton: The survivors of the
s 18th Mich. held their 10Th annual Reunion al
D Adrian recently. The following officers were
0 elected for the ensuing year: President, Capt
Richard p. lngersoll, Dundee; First Y.-P., De
4 los LeEaron, Toledo; Second UP, ii. w
c Stevens. Tecumsch; Third V..P., John Purdy
c aiilsdale; Sec, Darwin ii. Warren, Dover
I Treas, J.. B. Wolcott, Tecumseh. 1t was de
= cided to hold the next Reunion at Adrian.
: NEW HAMPSHIRE.
!. The survivors Of the 14th n. II. will hold ;
= Reunion at keene Oct. Is.
! MISSOURI.
# The first Reunion Of the survivors of the 81
No Cav. will be held al Quincy Ill, Oct. ~.
u ID 5CdlAdIs DA l@Ouib. lneIS VIII DC n lAe
g union OF the survivors Of the LIST Mo- l.. A
e (Col. Blair's old regimcnt) at the hall of Franz
d Blair Post, No. j, on Friday afternoon, Sept
]. 30
I NEW YORK.
= The survivors Of the 1O9th n. Y. held a Re
, union at BinghamtOn recently. Over 20
members of the regiment were present. as wa
y also Gen. /. S. Catlin, Of Brooklyn. Lieut..
= S. Giles, of Apalachin, was elected President
- and H. J. Cooper, also Of Apalachin, was electe
:. Secretary. They were authorized 10 decid
- upon the date for the next Reunion, whic
), will be held at Apalachin.
= w. S. Whitney, Glens Falls: The annual re
> union Of the Washington County Veteran As
:, ISOLATION was held at Fort Edward Aug. %. h
- Weidman was selected Chairman and w. Scot
Whitney, of Co. i, Secretary. The names
those present were secured and permanen
organizalio n perfected by the election of ia
r. following officers President, DR. A. w. Ho
e. den, Glens Falls; Y.-P., Lieut.. John J. Bake
West Troy; Sec, w. Scott Whitney. Executy
OF Committee, ID. II. King, NJ. Wcidman, Robel
in Hamilton, ii. o. CrOnkhite, w. IL. Bennett.
w Is expected that each surviving member Of Ill
regiment will send his name, company an
RS present address for enrolment among its men
hi bers. The date and place of the next Reunio
will be fixed by the Executive Committee.
e. w. ]. Pentilon, Oswcgo: The annual Reunio
IA. Of the survivors Of the cath N. Y. was held
Z Mexico on the Goth ult., being the last day
G. the Osweg0 County GAR. Reunion Assocatio
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